Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Activities
A fragment lists Tuesday events for Mrs E L Falkenstein and groups like M N bridge club and Colonial Coterie, with luncheons and dinners at homes of Mrs RE Melvin and Mrs Frank L Brown. Wednesday features country club dinner bridge and anniversary luncheon at Evans Hearth. Thursday parties include Music club at Wiedemann’s and Evans Hearth gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L
Ralkenstein
M. N
Colonial
Wade Pierce
A.A.U.W
K.U. Observatory
Round Table
RE. Melvin
K. U. Engineers
Frank L. Brown
Pleasant Hour Club
Evans Hearth En Rogie Club
Marriage of Miss Borg to Mr Boyer in Atchison
The marriage of Miss Martha Borg of Lawrence to Fred R. Boyer of Des Moines Ia will occur this evening at 8 at Rev E E Tillotson's home in Atchison Only immediate family will attend Mr and Mrs Boyer will reside in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Borg
Lawrence
Fred R. Boyer
Des Moines
E. E. Tillotson
Atchison
Boyer
School Meeting Teaches Toys Topic This Afternoon
A 1:30 o'clock afternoon session invites mothers and friends of the school to join a discussion on toys. The event aims to engage families in the school community.
Grade school recital by Accred ited Music Teachers group
A costume recital by grade school pupils of the Accred ited Music Teachers association is set for Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Pupils will wear costumes matching their numbers. Participants include students from studios of Louise Wiedemann Ednah Hopkins Hargiss Kate Caldwell Hargiss Dalton Learnard and Dorothy Enlow Miller. Theta chapter of Kappa Beta Pi pledges Miss Joan Newbill Hutchinson and Miss Ruth Bordner Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accredited
Music Teachers Association
Louise Wiedemann
Ednah Hopkins
H. W. Hargiss
Kate Caldwell
W. B. Dalton
Lola Learnard
Dorothy Enlow Miller
Theta
Kappa Beta Pi
National Legal Sorority
Kansas City
Joan Newbill
Hutchinson
Ruth Bordner
Lawrence
Community groups schedule meetings this week
The Needlecraft club meets Thursday afternoon at 1916 Massachusetts street with Mrs John Schleifer hosting. The League of Women Voters studies government this evening at 7 30 at Mrs L N Lewis home. Welfare talks and case histories are planned by county directors Mildred Watson and Cecelia Robinson. Mothers chorus of Woodlawn School gathers Thursday at 2 45 in the school auditorium under Miss Mabel Barnhart. Trinity Episcopal Guild meets tomorrow at 11 at the parish house with an afternoon business session and sewing planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needlecraft Club
John Schleifer
Lloyd Schleifer
Massachusetts Street
League of Women Voters Group For the Study
L. N. Lewis
Mildred Watson
Douglas County
Cecelia Robinson
Marvin LeSner
Mothers’ Chorus
Woodlawn School
Mabel Barnhart
Guild of Trinity. Episcopal Church
Woodlawn study group to meet in school library
The study group of Woodlawn school directed by Mrs. Georgette Herr White will meet in the school library on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn School
Georgette Herr White
Thurs
Miss Mary Ellis Arrives From Flagstaff for Two Months
Miss Mary Ellis arrived today from Flagstaff Arizona to spend two months with her parents Mr and Mrs W C Ellis. Prof and Mrs W H Schoewe and daughter Betty Anne returned today from Fairfield Iowa where they took the body of Mrs Elizabeth McGuire for burial. Mrs F M Benedict of Kansas City is the guest of Mrs L N Lewis having come for the Twentieth Century club meeting. Misses Mae and Ida Edmondson went to Kansas City today to remain for several weeks. Mr and Mrs Harry Johnson of Dawson Nebraska returned home after visiting Mrs Johnsons parents Mr and Mrs W C Simons. Mr and Mrs Parke Olmstead and daughter Donna Marie of Kansas City Missouri returned today after visiting Mrs Olmstead's mother Mrs Minnie Woodward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellis
Flagstaff
Ariz
W. C. Ellis
W. H. Schoewe
Betty Anne
Fairfield
Schoewe
Elizabeth McGuire
F. M. Benedict
Kansas City
L. N. Lewis
Twentieth Century Club
Mae
Ida Edmondson
Harry Johnson
Dawson, Neb
Johnson
W. C. Simons
Parke Olmstead
Donna Marie
Mrs. Olmstead
Minnie Woodward
Woodstock Notices and Community Social Updates
Miss Thelma Ridgway, a teacher at O Neill school, spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Gwilford Ridgway. Dee Black did wood cutting for John Black and Harold Martin. Albert Ford hosted visitors Francis and Grace Eva Ford from Topeka. LaVerta Graham, formerly of the area, earned a NYA free scholarship at Fort Hays College and will move with family to the Dean community this spring. Mr and Mrs Frank Champion visited Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Ridgway
O’neil School
E. H. Dimick
Gwilford Ridgway
Dee Black
John Black
Harold Martin
Albert Ford
Francis
Grace Eva Ford
Topeka
LaVerta Graham
Jefferson County
Fort Hays College
Graham
Dean
Tibbett
Frank Champion
Local residents visit. Kansas Women’s Republican convention set
Mentions visitors from McLouth and Topeka including Misses Vivian and Silvia Tarr and Mrs Blanche Reed. Announces the Kansas Women’s Republican club tenth annual convention and luncheon at Hotel Kansan on Friday January 28 at 8:30 with special music. Notes Topeka Methodist conference planning and district superintendent Dr W R McCormack’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Shockley
Shockley
McLouth
Mildred Beech
Lawrence Business College
Ollie Beech
Frank Champion
A. B. Ewing
Lawrence
W. R. McCormack
Methodist Church
Alf M.landon
Topeka
General Uniting Conference
McCormack
McLouth and
Wellman
Houts
Howard Crawford
Elmer Crawford
Richard Petrie
Valley Grove
Community Notes from O'Neil District and Lawrence Visits
Mr and Mrs Louis Wilks of Lawrence hosted relatives including Mr and Mrs William Wilks and family Sunday. Visitors from Kansas City included Nyman Van Scyoc and Mr and Mrs Herbert Dotson. The Mound community club met at the school house January 21 with a brief business meeting and social program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wilks
Lawrence
William Wilks
Nyman van Scyoc
Herbert Dotson
Kansas City
W. E. Haley
Dotson
E. H. Dimick
Neal Viets
Raymond Craine
Elva Richardson
Emory Wells
O’neil
Gene Moore
Knowledge Hill
Knowledge Hill Community Notes and Local Visitors
A compilation of visits and daily events around Knowledge Hill and nearby towns. Items include Arthur Jones hosting guests, Thelma Holmes from Kansas City aiding Elva Richardson, Edith Metcalf and Gloria at the Haley home, and multiple family gatherings. Minor injuries noted from wood chopping incident. O'Neil community club to meet January 28 with officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jones
Boss Farmer
Otis Farmer
Knowledge Hill
W. E. Holey, Sr
Bill Haley, Jr
Neal Viets
Clarence Gill
Thelma Holmes
Kansas City
Elva Richardson
Edith Metcalf
Gloria
W. E. Haley
Ter
Marceline
Clarke
Farmer
James Metcalf
August Wartzark
Mound
O’neil Community Club
Jack Little
William Metcalf
Frances
Charles
Mackey
Will Jones
Local Rescues Child as Tree Falls in Fateful Moment
A tree fell on a man but his son Gene Moore pulled it away in time. The man suffered a deep head gash and multiple lacerations and is recovering. Other notes report community visits and family news from Mound and nearby areas including the Haleys, Granbergs, and Ousdahls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Moore
Clovis Haley
James Metcalf
Mound
L. R. Jones
Clovis
Haley
Tonge
Noxie High School
W.E. Holey
Pony Creek
Effie Granberger
Robert
Short Granberger
Bill Granberger
Kansas City
Boss Farmer
Arthur
Clifford
Ethel Dolores
Wilfred Ousdahl
Sunnyside
Ousdahl
Ethel Wadkins
W. E. Haley
Metcalf
Gloria
Aunt Het Robert Quillen Quote on Borrowing
A humorous 1937 line from Aunt Het Robert Quillen notes Amy borrows and may forget to repay, highlighting memory and responsibility with a comic touch. The item reflects a syndicated quote attributed to Quillen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Het Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Community Notes from Oskaloosa and Local Visit
Clarence Gill visited Oskaloosa on business Wednesday. Miss Margaret Wipprecht attended the Mound community meeting from Tough Noxie. Miss Wipprecht is re employed at the Mirror of Ice. Mr and Mrs Bill Haley hosted a birthday supper on Friday January 22 for little Wilma’s second birthday. Two cakes with lighted candles accompanied the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Gill
Oskaloosa
Margaret Wipprecht
Toughnoxie
Mound
Wipprecht
Mirror Ofice
Bill Haley
Little Wilma
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. F. McClanahan
Max Wilhelmi
H. H. Holloway
J. M. Sanderson
I. J. Meade
E. F. Rockwell
E. E. Craig
Louisiana Street
Kenneth Hugh
Women’s Society of the First Baptist Church
Mercedes Cole
Dread Avenue
Carter Harrison
America
H. J. Penney
E. V. Twichell
Baldwin
Memorial Hospital
The
G.A.R
Veterans’ Hall
Trinity Service
Lutheran Church
Clarence Schaake
E. E. Bayles
George O. Foster
Maine Street
First Christian Church
Charles Hallenbeck
L. J. Millerett
Happy Hour Club
Dia B. Pinkham
Pinkhamn
Lydia E. Pinkham
American Museum of Natural History
New York
George Bowen de Long
Woodstock
Kansas Public Service Co
O’neil District
State Girls’ Industrial School
Beloit
Kan
S. Krause
Liberal
Soil Conservation Service
Krause
Vicks
Vapou
Vanity Beauty Shop
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